Is there a data source out there that highlights multi-family homes in a metro area?  

Indiana seems to be in a fight of residents vs data centers across the state.

Good investing is generally boring, dull, math and data heavy, and sloooowwwwww. 

For your first BRRRR, keep it simple and data-driven: pick a stable rental area, stick to light cosmetics, and make sure your all-in (purchase plus rehab) targets roughly three-quarters of ARV so the refi works.

Naples, Miami, Boca Raton, and Fort Meyers are all probably great places to researching and analyzing properties and market data.

The data in consumer debt, and consumer actions is really freaking me out.

I think this is something many investors miss - which is many offerings now all have the data publicly available.

I've searched for a few deals in that space the majority of what we do is more retail medical, regardless, when appropriate I'd be very interest to learn more about the project and understand if our data/site selection analytics can be of assistance. we have some pretty fascinating tools to aid in your search.

Asking lenders/investors: what’s your go-to method for checking payment history and verifying collections data before a purchase?

Some people on YouTube say they are spending $50,000 a month on advertising costs (data, marketing costs, personnel, office space, taxes, etc) to make what they made when they were just a couple of people instead of now being a crew of 10 to 20.